Lorain County voter lists under scrutiny amid purge dispute
Flynn and his attorney allege Lorain County Board of Elections failed to purge inactive voters, risking improper votes. County officials defend limited purge practice, noting deletions are difficult and not routinely performed. Local recounts proceed as candidates consider challenges and potential protests.
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Ohio Reads program earns high marks so far
Teachers and participants in the Ohio Reads program report strong progress and high ratings amid ongoing local and state involvement. President Bill Clinton prepares for a final diplomatic trip to support the Irish peace process, while the EEOC plans new age discrimination guidelines. Ion Iliescu wins Romania’s presidency in a landslide per exit polls.
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End of the road in Florida recount case faces high court
As the Supreme Court prepared to hear Bush versus Gore, Gore urged a victory to recount Florida votes while Bush urged overturning the Florida Supreme Court plan. The court briefly halted manual recounts as 6-4 justices planned review. Voters’ rights to count ballots were stressed amid a polarized nation.
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Supreme Court hearing opens as Bush Gore case looms
The Supreme Court sits for 90 minutes to hear Bush vs Gore with a ruling possible at any time. Tuesday the 50 states and DC select their electors and Congress certifies the vote in January unless laws curb changes since Election Day. Florida lawmakers reaffirm Bush electors while court battles continue. Names filed with the national archivist after Katherine Harris certified Florida’s Bush victory. Electoral College meets December 18.
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Nations agree to ban 12 chemicals
UN led talks yield a treaty banning production and use of nine of twelve persistent pollutants known as the dirty dozen. About 122 countries accept text, with Stockholm signing planned in May. DDT allowed for malaria control under WHO guidelines. aim to minimize and ultimately eliminate dioxins and furans.
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Netanyahu Returns to Challenge Barak for Israel Prime Minister
Former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu ends 19 months away and vows to unseat Ehud Barak after Barak resigns to seek fresh elections. Netanyahu argues Barak weakens security amid Palestinian pressure. legal hurdles for candidacy loom as power within Likud remains unsettled.
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